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By Catherine Salmond Editor

Person dies after being hit by train on Glasgow line A person has died after being hit by a train near Glasgow Arrest made over alleged attempted murder as woman falls from flat window Police have charged another woman after they were called to the scene of an incident in Ardrossan New Covid memorials reflecting community experience of pandemic unveiled Twelve new Covid Memorials have been unveiled in East Dunbartonshire, with each one telling a different story reflecting the community. Scots housebuilder makes key senior appointments as industry toils through headwinds Housebuilder Springfield Group has named two new managing directors as it seeks growth in a challenging market Man jailed after using Chernobyl disaster to indecently assault three students A man who indecently assaulted three people at a Scottish university while falsely claiming to be conducting radiation testing after the Chernobyl disaster has been jailed Former Virgin Galactic president to headline Space-Comm Expo Scotland 2024 Will Whitehorn will host the event with speaks from the UKSA and ESA Neil Mackay: ‘Stalin’ attack on Sturgeon reveals there’s no limit to SNP absurdity Nicola Sturgeon's reputation, just as Caesar, lies long buried. However, I have to come to question the sense of politicians on Sturgeon’s own side of the aisle – reaching for wildly inflammatory and historically absurd language in order to heap blame on her. Four well-known traditional city centre pubs for sale The four traditional public houses, two of them in Glasgow, are being sold by Christie & Co 'Early warning' hope as AI accurately predicts disease 10 years in advance Researchers using cutting-edge machine learning to analyse vast amounts of medical data have been able to predict a person's risk of disease up to ten years before diagnosis.  Scientists from Edinburgh University, working with industry partners, used artificial intelligence (AI) to scour blood samples collected from almost 50,000 individuals for protein signatures associated with a range of conditions, including heart disease, Alzheimer's, and Type 2 diabetes. Police launch probe after man stabbed by gang in 'violent assault' The incident happened in the early hours of Friday morning in the Camelon area of Falkirk

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